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Macron Doubles Down on Troops to Ukraine, US Military's Future in West Africa

Macron Doubles Down on Troops to Ukraine, U.S. Military's Future in West Africa
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On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Melik Abdul discuss a plethora of topics from around the world, including Macron doubling down on sending troops to Ukraine.
The show begins with International Relations and Security Analyst Mark Sleboda discussing French president Emmanuel Macron's claim that he will send troops to Ukraine.
The second hour starts with Professor Jeff Halper examining the passage of a GOP-led antisemitism bill in the context of growing Pro-Palestine encampments on college campuses.
Then, Africa Analyst Koffi Kouakou provides insights into the recent entry of Russian troops into a base housing US military personnel in Niger following the country's decision to expel US troops. He also discusses the upcoming elections in Chad and armed groups besieging towns in Mali.
The third hour starts with Former NTSB official Jamie Finch reflecting on the implications of the death of Josh Dean, a whistleblower from Spirit Aerosystems.
The show wraps up with Political Activist Misty Winston exploring the escalation of campus protests for Gaza across the United States and also touches on the ongoing legal trials involving former President Trump.
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